US presidential elections can be very tight.
In 2000, for example, it took the Supreme Court to decide between Democrat Al Gore and Republican George W.
Bush.
But there are other ways to pick a winner in a tied US election.
Take, for instance, the 1994 House of Representatives race in Wyoming.
The governor broke the tie by pulling a Ping-Pong ball adorned with the name of the winner out of a cowboy hat.
In the Silver State of Nevada, they settle ties by drawing cards—high card wins, naturally.
